American Withdrawal from Afghanistan Benefits Russia
A setback in the great-power competition.
August 20, 2021
Why Belonging Somewhere Matters
The greatest American divide, and how it connects to religion.
To Chris Arnade, one of the greatest divides in American life is not between blacks and whites, rich and poor, Republican and Democrats, or city- and country-dwellers, but between those who feel a sense of belonging and rootedness in their neighborhoods, towns, or communities, and those who feel at ease living anywhere. In conversation with Rabbi Ari Lamm, Arnade explains how his thinking about this subject, along with his work with people struggling with drug addiction, has led him to a greater appreciation of religion. (Audio, 35 minutes.)
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Why Belonging Somewhere Matters
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